Word: windows
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...sixty-one candidates have been divided into two squads to practice in the Gymnasium, the first at 3.30 and the second at 4.30. The divisions of the squad for practice today are posted in window of the CRIMSON Office...
...class of '55 has recently completed arrangements with the "ChurchGlass'and Decorating Company" of New York City, for the construction of a new stained-glass window to be placed in Memorial Hall. The window is to be put in at the north side of the building in the second window-space from the further end of the Hall,--one of the two remaining spaces filled with ordinary window-glass. It will probably be in place by next fall...
...window is to represent the figures of Bernard of Clairvaux and Godfrey of Bouillon. These men, respectively the great preacher and the great soldier of the period in which they lived, are selected in memory of Bishop Brooks and General Francis C. Barlow. General Barlow was ranked as the highest officer of the Harvard men who went to the war in 1861, and won his rank of Major General by his brilliant service, ability and courage. Both of these men were members of the class of '55, which now makes this window its memorial of their unique distinction...
...Pierce Building on Holmes Field has now reached the level of the third floor on the south wing, and much of the work o' setting the frame, stone window and door casings, and other finish, has been accomplished...
Horace John Hayden '60 was instantly killed on Friday by a fall from a window of his house in New York. Mr. Hayden was born in Boston in 1838 and graduated from Harvatd in 1860. During the Civil War he served as major in the 4th regiment of artillery and at the conclusion of the war joined the regular army. Later Mr. Hayden became connected with a western railroad, then with the Boston and Albany, and subsequently with the Cheaspeake and Ohio. About twenty years ago he was made general traffic manager of the New York Central and Hudson River...